Mom’s homecook food 52📍SG
-steam fish
-lotus root soup
-fried onion egg
-sambal Kang Kong
-baby Kai lan
-stew chicken with Taiwan sausage
If you're interested in perfecting the pampano fish recipe, here are a few tips I found helpful when trying my mom’s version. Pampano, also known as pompano, is a firm white fish that cooks quickly and absorbs flavors beautifully. Start by steaming the fish with simple aromatics such as ginger, spring onions, and a splash of light soy sauce to enhance its natural taste without overpowering it. Steaming retains moisture, ensuring the fish stays tender and flaky. You can also experiment by adding a drizzle of heated chili oil or sesame oil before serving for an extra flavor boost. I also enjoy pairing the fish with side dishes mentioned in the article. For instance, lotus root soup offers a light and refreshing broth that balances the richness of the fish. Sambal kang kong gives a spicy, savory punch that’s very popular in Singaporean home cooking. These side dishes help create a well-rounded meal that’s both nutritious and delicious. When preparing the sambal kang kong, using fresh kang kong leaves and a good quality chili paste makes a big difference. Stir-fry quickly over high heat so the vegetables stay crisp and vibrant. Giving these home-style recipes a try brought back fond memories of family meals and has become a favorite weekend cooking project for me. I hope you find these tips useful to enjoy authentic flavors right from your kitchen!





